Testing Environments

Testing environments are controlled settings where new products, software, or systems are evaluated before their public release. They simulate real-world conditions to identify bugs, performance issues, and user experience challenges. There are typically multiple testing stages, such as unit testing (checking individual parts), integration testing (ensuring those parts work together), and user acceptance testing (validating the final product with real users). These environments help developers ensure that the product is reliable and meets quality standards, ultimately enhancing safety and satisfaction for end users when it goes live.